TeachSmartHQ™ · Brand Kit

Using the marks well.

A one-page guide to the TeachSmartHQ™ logo, palette, and type. The short version: keep it clear, keep it on-color, keep it un-stretched.

Four rules, no exceptions

01 · Clear space
Give it room.

Keep clear space equal to the height of the mark's “plus” on every side. Nothing — text, edges, other logos — intrudes into that space.

02 · Don't recolor
Navy, cream, orange — only.

Use the approved lockups as provided. Don't tint the mark, don't swap the orange, don't drop it to a single brand-foreign color.

03 · Don't stretch
Scale, never distort.

Resize proportionally. Never stretch, squash, skew, rotate, or add effects (shadows, glows, outlines) to the lockup.

04 · Pick the right lockup
Match the background.

Primary on light/cream. Reversed (cream tile) on navy and dark photos. Mark-only for avatars and favicons. Wordmark when the mark is already nearby.

Clear space

The dashed frame is the minimum clear space — one “plus” height on all sides. It scales with the logo.when in doubt, add more air.

Palette

Navy
HEX #0B1E3A
RGB 11, 30, 58
Warm Orange
HEX #E07A3B
RGB 224, 122, 59
Cream
HEX #FAF1E2
RGB 250, 241, 226

Approved pairings

Navy on Cream Cream on Navy Orange as accent only

Orange is an accent — for the mark, a single emphasized word, or one small highlight. It is never a background for body text or a full panel fill.

Type

Fraunces
Display / headings
DM Sans
Body text
Caveat
Scarce accent
JetBrains
Eyebrows / labels

Caveat is used sparingly — one handwritten touch per surface, as an accent, never as decoration. All four are free via Google Fonts.

TeachSmartHQ™ LLC · Atlanta, GA Brand kit · 2026-06-28 · No Lost Learner™